Spanish artist Ede shared new single “Lo Que Yo Hago” (What I do) on December 15, the second track from her upcoming debut album

“Me muevo despacio, deshago el camino

me lavo las manos, despierto conmigo

La luna me mira, "tranquila" me digo

aprieta los puños y salta”

After her first single, almost a month and a half later, Ede reappeared with an emotional new single “La Raíz” on 5 June. It is the second track of a series of songs performed acoustically, only with a piano and her voice, in a live show that reflects the essence that makes this young artist one of the promising musicians to be considered for the future of the music scene. Well-structured songs, armed with a powerful meaning, and in which the empathy generated from her lyrics, always written in first person, make the experience of listening to them unique and intimate; and the icing on the cake: a superb vocal interpretation.

Ede is a 22-year old composer and singer coming from Spain, who has already found her voice and her way. Even though she has just "taken the first steps" in the music scene, she has walked a long way to come here and she has a comprehensive education in music, performing arts and dancing. Just as many Millenials, she started out uploading videos of her own compositions to YouTube in which she appeared singing and playing different instruments. Her immense talent and infectious personality were the key elements to gain a loyal audience that has seen her rise and grow artistically.

Coming all the way from Spain, Infarto Producciones is GMO's new exclusive partner for the German-speaking countries. Infarto Producciones is based in Spain and it was born out of the necessity to develop artistic talent within the current context of information overload and in a time when self-production has become the norm. Loaded with fresh sounds from Spanish young artists, such as Alice Wonder, Sweet Barrio, Ede or Serrulla, they produce and organize all sorts of music projects and events. Their conception of the music industry is based on the belief that music should not be under the command of economic interests, and that creativity and artistic development should not be not given a second place.